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The Chinese boast Of aseries of eclipses.
recorded in the annals of the nation ex-
tending over a period of nearly 3, 900 years,
all of which, they affirm, were not cnlv
observed, but were calculated and figured
in advance. The golden age of Chinese
astronomy was from about 2S57 to $50
B. c..
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CANADA.
A Social and Political Scandal on the
Tapis in Ottawa.

OTTAWA, July 27th.-The announcement that
messenger in the House of Commons named
Bell, has entered an action against Sir Charles
Tupper, Minister of Finance, ON behalf of his
wife, for detective work she performed for Sir
Charles, is causing great sensation here. Bell
said yesterday that Sir Charles, having charged
him with attempting blackmail he is now pub
fishing pamphlet in which he intends to show
up the character of Charles and a member of
Parliament named Collyb, who were at one time
hnarders in his house
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CHICAGO, July 9th The trail Of McGarigle is
believed 10 have been discovered. The indiea-
tions are that he escaped aided by Doctors st.
John and Dell, both of whom are connected
with the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
They were absent from home on Saturday, and
refuse % eXplain where they were.
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Southern Pacific i'm San piero.

Copyright 1887, By The CalJornic Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, July 27th.-The Southern Pacific
Company opened ticket Office here TODAY
with G. L. Mixer as agent This action was
made necessary by reason of the Atchison re-
fusing to sell over the Southern Pacific lines.
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A Sawmin Burned.

Copyright. 1857, by de California Associated Pres.
PORTLAND, July 97th.-The saWmill OF Henry
Mcintyre, nine miles east of this city was
burned early this morning. Total loss, 81, 500,
with no insurance The fire is supposed to have
caught from the furnace.
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LcopyrigAt. 1887, by the California Associated Pres
AUCTION SALES IN NEW yoRK.

new YORK, July 27th.-tSpecial 1.-Two car
loads of California fruit were auctioned here to-
day. Prime plums brought 81 30 Bradshaw
plumS, 81 70; pears, per box, 81 95@2 30: half
boxes peaches, 81 Is The pears landed too
ripe, and some very yellow peaches had some
decayed ones. The utmost care should be taken
in the selection of California fruit intended for
shipment here. Only the finest will carry well
during the hot weather.
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FITs!-All Fits stopped free By DR.
Klines Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise anG 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DR.. Kline, 931 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Nor particle of calomel nor any other
deleterious substance enters into the com
position of Ayers Pills. On the contrary,
this medicines carefully compounded from
the curative properties of purely vegetable
Substances. TrY il
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VALLEJO, July 27th.-Charles Booth about
O clock yesterday morning picked up a fishing
skiff in the bay, bottom up, with sails hanging,
and tishing-nets containing salmon still clinging
to the boat. The course of the tide showed that
it must have drifted iu from the straits, and its
appearance indicated that men might have
been in it when il capsiZed. When the boat was
righted fishermen claimed to recognize it as be-
longing to one Peterson, VINO was accustomed
to go out with young son. Great fears are en-
teTtaned that the Petersous were thrown into
the water by the upturning ofthe boat, and per-
hans drowned
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Thought TO be Murder.

Copyright, 1857, by ae California Associated Press.
| BRIDGEPORT, July 27th.-NOthing definite will
| be decided by the COroners jury until tO-mor-
| row in the case of John Pratt, who was found
dead last night but from the appearance of
| things he was murdered by some unknown per
| son or persons. They have pretty definite clue
| as TO whom the nal ties are
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sandstone Finds himself in Trouble.

PORTLAND, July 27th.-Charles Sandstone, the
man who stopped a train on the narrow-gauge
road yesterday, was arrested to-day and gave
bonds to appear for examination tomorrow on
a charge of obstructing the United States Mail
He has been well-behaved, industrious man.
and thought he had legal right to take the ac
q did
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The New Panama Loan.

PARIS, July f7th-Only two-thirds of the new
Panama Canal loan, il transpires, has been sub
scribed. NJ. De Lesseps, in an interview on the
subject to-day, ssid the amount subscribed
WOul suffice for the present.
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UTAH.
The Mormons Mourning the Death of
President TayIor.

SALT LAKE, July 27th.-Emblems of mourn
ing were generally displayed to-day among the
Mormons over John Taylors death. The funeral
viii be on Friday. Elaborate preparations for
the funeral arc being made under the charge of
a committee of twenty-six leading Momons.
Great crowds are expected to attend. The body
is now in the Amelia palace, surrounded by
guard of honor
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The Maryland Democracy.

BALTIMORE, July 27th.-The ticket, as com
pleted by the Democratic State Convention to-
night, is as follows: Governor Elihu Jackson
troller, l. Victor Baughman. The ticket viii,
1t is thought, heal all dissensions in the party.
Mcarv nf Tradas IInions
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If He Dies, He Gets Notbino

copyiSf 1857, BY tie California zssooia.ei Iress.I
SAN JOSE, July 27th.-Van Tassen made a con-
tract with the Agricultural Society Directors
today TO give a balloon ascension a. the Park
on August 18th. He is 20 collapse the balloon
al the hight Of one mile sud one fourth and
descend by q parachute. II he fuliils the agree
ment be is 70 receive 70 per cent. OF the gate re.
eeipts cyeF Ssoo.
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NEW NIENICO,

SALT LAKE July 17th-The wife of Victor
Lundstrom suicided in Ogden to-day. 1t is SUP
posed she was temporarily insane.
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Only the Petty Jobs.

CHICAGO. JulY 27th.-0nly the petty jobs OF
the Doodle gang were exposed in the trial to-
day. This class of evidence was apparently
inexhaustible and emphasized the extent to
which the thievery was carried.
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NEVADA.
Three Miners Presented with Golden
Testimonials of their Bravery.

COpy1gld, 1857, by The California associated Press.l
VIRGINIA, July 27th.-This evening, st the
rooms of the Washoe Club, the gold medals
awarded to Lorenzo Pinaglia. William Scadden
and John McLain, for their distinguished
bravery at the fire in the Gould d Curry shaft,
were presented. The presentation speech was
made by George r. Wells, President of the Gould
Il Curry and Best q Belcher.
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Mysterious Suicide

San FRANCISCO, July 27th.-[Special. J. On the
to this cily to-day was party of four. When
the boat was well ont il the bay one of them
passing his hand to q lady companion, SpraIg
overheard and was undoubtedly drowned No
trace of the body has been found. nor has any
clue TO the suicides identity been obtained.
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THE WORST EVER KNOWN.
Wholesale Destruction Caused by tn
Great Storm in PennsYIvania.

READING pa, July 27th.-Later particulars of
verest ever known in this vicinity. The total
damage done to railroad and private property
within radius of twenty-five mines Of this city
amounts TO fully Sl50OOO
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OREGON.
Ten Thousand Dollars Worth of Prop
erty Goes Up in Smoke.

SALEM, July 17th.-This morning about l:S0
the oatmeal and Touring mill of Donald Nc
Donald was discovered on fire. The alarm was
given and the fire department was on the field
at once but nothing was saved, owing TO the
extreme dryness of the building. The loss on
the building is $1,000, and the insurance 81 80.
Machinery S6, ,000 loss; insured for $500. The
fire originated in kiln where fire had been
during the day
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SAN FRAHcIsco, July 27th.-[Special. Miss
L. NJ. Wheeler, aged Is, lately from Los Angeles
has been missing since last sunday. She is sup
posed to have committed suicide.
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MEXICO.

a Suspended Newspaper Allowed to Re.
sumo Publication.
| CITY OF MEXICo July 27th.-The Tempo hai
| resumed publication after its eleven days sus
| pension. 1t thanks the family OF the late Presi
| dent Juarez for their Intervention in behalf OF
| its imprisoned stall. The charge was that the
| paper had made itself liable to civil and Grim
| inal proceedings for having attacked the mem
! DRY OF Juarez. Editor-in-chief Agueros is still
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BRc RcoKLYS-Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 6.
BALTIMoRE-Baltimore 6, St. Louis IL.
PHILADELPHTA-Atllle 1, Louisville 7.
NEW IoRK-Metropolitans /, Cleveland ].
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An Everyday Affair.

ATLANTA (Ga.), July 27th.-A mob at Redan
to-day lynched Reuben johnson Hudson (coi-
oredl. He had outraged the person OF Mrs. Jas.
BiS.. Yesterday
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Condition of the Crown Prince.

BERLIN, July 27th.-Reports on the condition
of Crown Prince Frederick William are to the
effect that he is progressing rapidly. He has no
di 5culty in speaking, but his physicians advise
him to exercise care.
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A FINE GAME AT PIrrsBuRc

PITTSAURG, July 27th.-To-day's game was one
of the finest exhibitors of ball playing seen al
Recreation Park this season. Calvin ana Healy
both pitched in fine form. and Were admirably
supported, both in the field and behind the bat
The attendance was 1000. Score-Iudianapoli,
pitfShl,rcs
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Alleged Fraudulent Survey.

WASHINGTON July h.-CommissionerS Sparks,
of the General Land Office, in q letter to the
Surveyor General of California, has rejected the
survey of part of townships 20 and 81 south.
range IA east, in that State, claimed to have
been executed by n. L. Berdan, a United States
Deputy Surveyor, under contract dated Oct =
ber 20, 1879 The Commissioner, in his letter to
the suTveyor-General, says: Evidence is on
file showing that Deputy Berdan made no sur
veys at all in the townships named, and that his
field notes and plats are fictitious and his pre-
tended survey fraudulent"
Promised to Consider 1t.
WASHINGTON, July 27th-A delegation from
Lynchburg, Va. headed by Senator Daniels.
called on the President and invited him to at
tend the State Fair to be held at Lynchburg in
October next. The President promised TO con
slider the invitation.
Fatal Railroad Collision In Indiana.
CHICAGO, July 27th.-An accident occurred to
the Philadelphia and Chicago express on the
Baltimore ana Ohio railroad caused by a mis-
placed switch. The express ran into a freight
train standing on the siding at York Ind kin
ing the engineer and fireman of the express and
seriously injuring the engineer of the freight
tain The accident was caused by an ATTEMPT
to wreck the train, as the switch was known 10
be in good order half an hour before It was
found broken.
A Kentuckian Kills His Father.
CINcIsNATI, July 27th.-John Neave deliber-
ately murdered his father, Joseph Neaye this
afternoon at Falmouth, Ky in a dispute over a
uAHASlDu Vi tIOfc. y MOD Is 10 lyncn
the son, who had barricadeds himself in the
farmhouse.
Laudatory of the Irish People.
Boston. July 27th.-The correspondent of the
Pilot at Rome cables that the first report from
Mgr Persico, the Pope's representative in Ire
most laudatory of the Irish people.
The Sharp Case.
NEW YORK, July 27th.-The argument to make
permanent the stay of proceedings in the case
of Jacob Sharp was continued to-day before
Judge Potter in the Supreme Court.
A Rara Avis.
WASHINGTON, July 27th--The Board appointed
to examine the accounts of Disbursing officer
Ieatmsn. ofthe War Department, report every
thing absolutely correct
A 100000 Fire.
CHICAGO, July 27th-Armour's new beethouse
at the Stock Yards was destroyed by fire this
evening, with most of its contents The loss
viii be 100000 with insurance Of sl95 0c0.
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a TOWN DESTROYED.
CanptonviIlc. Yuba County, Nearly Wiped
Out by Fire.

tUgPyTFgHI' Ios1, Og ue CaJ0rrid Assoclatsd Press
North SAN JUAN, July 27th.-Camptonyille
caught fire yesterday at 3;45 P. NJ. Thirteen bus-
mess houses and fifteen dwellings were burned
which constituted nearly all of the town The
loss is estimated at fully $4,000 and the in<nr
ance a. about $4,000. 40 lives were lost.
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FIRE NEAR TRUCKEE.
The Valuable Property of Richardson
Bros. Destroyed.

[COpyight, 1887, BY Gae California Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27th.-A large fire is rag
ing at Martins Creek, four miles east of
Truckee. Richardson Bros planning mills, box
factory and lumber yards are entirely destroyed.
The fire is under control.
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rcopriqat 1857. bv he California ..,o,,c,es r..,

WOODLAND. July 27th.-A special 10 the Demo
crdt late this evening from Madison says Work
on the new railroad through Capav valley il
progressing finely. The grade has been built
almost to Capsy, and on sunday the camp was
moved up to point above Capay. IT is thought
that traeklaying will commence in q few DAYS
The force on the railroad at this point is TO he
divided in a few days 8 portion OF the men be-
ing taken down to work on the new branch rail-
road at Winters.
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A Drug Clerk Killed by the Explosion of
Soda Fountain.

SANTA FE July 27th.-A. L Hook, prescription
clerk i'll Creamer's drug store, Yves killed this
evening by the accidental explosion of a soda
water generator Hook formerly lived in Phila-
al NH
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

CAHPIoSvILJE, July 27th-A fire broke o,v
about p. N. yesterday in the residence OF ]. q
Mcclellan. snd in two hours the entire town wa,
DESTROYED. excepting some few outlying houses
Everything vas lost, and scores of people ar,
destitute. We are unable to estimate the loss a,
ret - -S~9 -
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Nevada County's New Treasurer.

NEVADA CITY, July 2'th-B. n. shoecraft, of
this city. was to-day appointed County Treas
urer by the Board OF Supervisors, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of H. D. Nc
Nuity. Last fall Shoeeraft ran for Treasurer on
the Democratic ticket, being defeated by q small
majority
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LONDON, July 27th.-The Porte has decided to
reopen negotiations with England direct for the
settlement of the Egyptian question. The OBJ
iect of he Porte is that the negotiations shall
be proceeded with without other Powers to be
consulted.
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TEN TO FOUR.
Detroit Sits Upon the Lake City Youths
Once More.

Once More.
DETROIT, July 27th.-Baldwin. who pitched
for the Chieagos to-day, was very much off in
the first three innings and gave Detroit ten
earned runs. After this he refused to accommo-
date them further, but although the champions
played hard they could not recover their lost
ground. Score-Detroit 10, Chicago T.
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The Deadly Ice-yYarer

WOODLAND, July 27th.-A man employed on
the thresher of J. 3. Everett near this place.
drank a lot of ice-water here to-day while over
heated and very nearly died. He is vet in a
precaTious condition.
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PACIFIC COAST.
DESTRUCTION OF THE TOWN OF
CAMPTONVILLE.
Yolo County's Grape Industry-Firs
Near Truckee-LandS Sales Near
Lodi-Accident.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooRD-umos.I
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King john wants a NIediator


LONDON, July 27th.-The Arabian press an
nOunces that King John has asked the Queen
through the British Resident at Alden, to medi-
ate between Italy and Abyssinia.
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WMEnE Lee LIE srARrEp-rHR slrrEREns

GANPToSvILLE, July 27th-P. M.-The fra
started IN the residence and tin-shep Of J. g.
Neleiian' which quickly spread to the butcher.
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Chico Items.

Copyright 1857, by the California associated I'rcss.I
CHICO, July 27th.-A $500 gold brick was
brought to-day from the new Golden Eagle
mine, being partial cleanup.
About $4,000 sacks of grain of the PARROT
Grant crop is banked on the river awaiting
transportation, being about half the crop.
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A Painful ScaId.
ICopyig, 1857, BY tie calf0r,,ia associated Pres.

CHICO. July 27th.-This afternoon James Bach
elor, working for the Chico Caunery, scalded
his foot by slipping into Il vat of boiling syrup.
His leg went IN nearly to the knee, and is badly
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE LAUER-CASSAGNAC IMBROG-
LILO.
Report Of the Pope's Agent in Ire
land-The New Panama Loan
King Johu's Request
LAY ON, nIACpUFF.o

isPscIAL DISPATCHES 70 The RE0oRD-uNIoN
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WASHINGTON, July 27th.-A delegation from
Lynchburg, Va headed by Senator Daniels,
called on the President and invited him to at
tend the State Fair to be held at Lynchburg in
october next. The President promised TO con
slider the invitation.
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IcQryriglt, 1s87, By as calJorria Associated Pre-

lIol9Tlyt, Issa, Oy e CdIyorrld Associaied frcSs
MARYsyILLE, July 27th.-Much sympathy is
expressed here for the sufferers by the fire at
Camptonyille, and several wealthy citizens
have telegraphed offers of aid to the stricken
town. There has been lack of telegraphic
merchants viii render substantial assistance
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a Kentuckian Izills ais Father.

CINCINNATI July 27th.-John Neave deliber-
ately murdered his father, Joseph Neaye, this
afternoon at Falmouth Ky in dispute over a
division of crops. A mob is organizing tolynch
the son, who had barricadeds himself in the
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CHICAGO, July 27th-Armour's new beef thorse
at the Stock Yards was destroyed by fire this
evening, with most Of its contents. The loss
VIII be 100000 with insurance Of Sl95 0c0.
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Laudatory of the Irish People.

Boston. July 27th.-The correspondent of the
Pilot at Rome cables that the first report from
Mgr. Persico, the Pope's representative in Ire
land, has been received at the Vatican and is
most laudatory of the Irish people.
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THE RECORD-UNION at
once steps to the head in this
county, everybody taking it
to get tie very latest news.
Yreka Union.
The Irish standard., 1887-01-08
PRESTO, CHANGER
Wonderful Toilet Performances of n NO.
torious Female Pickpocket.


torious Female Pickpocket.
The toilet performances Of the re-
Gently captured female thief and pick
pocket, Miss Helena Fitzgerald, OF
Chicago, were so amazing that the de-
tectives who surrounded her in the
etation-house were struck dumb. When
arrested she wore black cashmere
dress, q tight bodice Of the same color
and material and hat with wide
briln. A swift displacement of hooks,
eyes and buttons: a deft adjustment OF
unseen fastenings here and there; a
crushing squeeze Of the hat, and the
lady stood with q brown WOODEN dress
with corded-front bodice. and a neat
little turban upon her head. Another
set Of manipulations and the dress was
transformed into a gown, the turban
gave place to Golf, q chap}et fell from
the girdle, and the woman stood ar
rayed as brown nun. Once more,
presto, change, tug of the skirt, a
yank at the colf and waist, flash of
hands everywhere at once, and the nun
was transformed into a young lady Of
aspiring fashion in bright-colored al
paca and the original wide-brimmed
hat. She has a charming manner
OF, rather, several sets of them; and
has been ''a great professional success. .
as she coolly calls herself, ~ 7. In
deps2tle7at. :.
The Irish standard., 1887-01-08
Table Appointments.

For the perfeotly-appointed table re.
fined taste has created and wealth
made possible vast amount Of pretty
articles. Particularly resplendent are
the examples Of the glass-cutters' art
and the silversmith's skill Every thing
now that the most exacting taste can
require-fron the largest of epergne
to the cutest of little individual salt
cellars, cut in hundreds OF sparkling
points-is made in cut glass. Oyster
plates are brought for every variety Of
oysters and the prettiest forks to
handle the tiniest or the largest. Indi-
vidual fish forks, with curled ivory
handles, are another luxury brought
out for the modern table. There are
also game platters and plates to match
and carving sets, with handles of col
ored ivory or cloisonne enamel, while
bowls of every size, including lettuce,
orange and salad, with dishes to match.
fill another table Requirements = De
G0it Tribune.
The Irish standard., 1887-01-08
Catholic Notes,

The number of children attending
the Catholic schools of Massachusetts, is
$4,000.
St. Cloud, MINI, will have two new
Catholic schools next spring, each to
cost $1,000
St. Mary's Catholic Church, Grand
Rapids, Mich, is to be placed III charge
Of Jesuit Fathers.
The new ST. Malachy's church in
Creston, Iowa, is nearly completed, at a
cost of over $21, 1000.
The Little Sisters Of the Poor are
going to enlarge their home for the aged
people at Grand Rapids, Mich, in the
spring. At present they can only care
for thirty-fve aged people, and they
want to be able to make provision Tor
at least one hundred.